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Let's talk about file types: different file types that you can import and export into Keynote.
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Well, we have GIF, we have JPEG, we have TIFF, PDF, and PNG.
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Starting off with GIF. GIF is a web graphic, and GIFs are 256 colors or less for that matter.
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And they are very low in color, and usually you create logos and things like that, things that don't have millions of colors.
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JPEG on the other hand: JPEG has 16.7 millions of colors and it's photo quality.
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If you're looking to import photos of friends and family and people you know, then I can definitely say JPEG is the winner.
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Now TIFF is like JPEG, but it's usually higher in quality.
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They use TIFF in printing quite a bit.
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TIFFs, TIFF files are usually a lot of colors, probably more than 16.7 million to be exact.
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Then you have PDF, portable document format.
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That is often created by Acrobat Distiller or perhaps Acrobat Photoshop Illustrator, programs that create PDFs.
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Portable document format is a wonderful thing to import into Keynote.
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Then you finally have PNG, portable network graphic.
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That is photo quality with transparency, and GIF has transparency as well.
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What can you export? Well you can export to QuickTime, you could also import QuickTime.
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That's fun. You could also import SWF files from Flash MX and that will be covered in later tutorials.
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You could export to QuickTime for a presentation both on the PC and Mac.
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You could export to a Keynote slide show.
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And of course you could export to PowerPoint. If you're using PowerPoint on a PC,
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and you want to import your project, then you choose PowerPoint from the export menu.
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And finally you have portable document format.
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This is a wonderful, wonderful method of exporting your slideshow.
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If you're deciding to print your slideshow at a high quality printer, then I could highly suggest choosing PDF.
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You could also put PDF on the Internet, which is wonderful for people to download your slideshow and flip right through it.
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Same thing goes for QuickTime of course.
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And QuickTime allows you to compress the video as well,
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making it smaller in file size and manageable for people to download from a 56K modem.
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to download from a 56K modem.
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